chore(self-hosting): update landing page

Author: sinanmohd

content/self-hosting/index.mdx

@@ -3,18 +3,23 @@ title: 'Overview'
 icon: 'server'
 ---
 
-Self-hosting NocoDB allows you to run NocoDB on your own server, giving you full control over your data and infrastructure.
+Self-hosting NocoDB gives you complete control over your data, infrastructure, and customizations—empowering you to tailor the platform to your exact needs.
 
-## Key Features
+## Deployment Guidance
 
-- **Full Control**: Run NocoDB on your own server
-- **Customization**: Customize NocoDB to fit your specific needs
-- **Security**: Run NocoDB on your own server
+* **New to self-hosting?** Use [Upstall](./self-hosting/upstall) for a quick and simplified setup experience.
+* **Just exploring?** Try NocoDB with the [Docker](./self-hosting/docker) or [Nix](./self-hosting/nix) setup for easy local testing.
+* **Production-ready deployment?** We recommend using [Docker Compose](./self-hosting/docker-compose), or [NixOS](./self-hosting/nixos)
+> Be sure to read the [Configuring NocoDB](./self-hosting/configuring-nocodb) section to ensure your instance is secure and optimized
 
-## Getting Started
+## Key Benefits
 
-To self-host NocoDB, follow these steps:
+* **Total Ownership**: Deploy NocoDB on your own infrastructure to retain full control over your data.
+* **Complete Customization**: Modify and extend NocoDB to match your unique requirements.
+* **Enhanced Security**: Keep everything in your own environment, behind your firewalls and security policies.
 
-1. Install NocoDB on your server
-2. Configure NocoDB to fit your specific needs
-3. Run NocoDB on your server
+##  Get Started in 3 Steps
+
+1. **Install**: Set up NocoDB on your preferred server or cloud environment.
+2. **Configure**: Adjust settings, connect databases, and apply any custom features you need.
+3. **Run**: Launch NocoDB and manage your projects with confidence—your way.

lib/iconMap.ts

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ import Facebook from '@/components/icons/Facebook';
 import Linkedin from '@/components/icons/Linkedin';
 import Extension from '@/components/icons/Extension';
 import { Cog, BookHeart, Server } from 'lucide-react'
-import { SiNginx, SiApache, SiTraefikproxy, SiCloudron, SiRailway, SiDigitalocean, SiRender, SiKubernetes, SiUbuntu, SiNixos, SiDocker, SiShell, SiCloudways } from '@icons-pack/react-simple-icons';
+import { SiNginx, SiApache, SiTraefikproxy, SiCloudron, SiRailway, SiDigitalocean, SiRender, SiKubernetes, SiUbuntu, SiNixos, SiDocker, SiCloudways } from '@icons-pack/react-simple-icons';
 
 
 const iconMap = {